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Friday, September 09, 2011 at

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My sister just sent me this amazing video about London style! We should all dress like we live in the 1930s. (Also, did you notice how the guy disappears for a second in the 1940's when he goes off to war?)
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59 comments:

  1. I enjoyed the video. thanks for sharing :)

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  2. London is a place I really want to go! Watching it now!

    Fantastic!

    Have a super blessed weekend!

    xo

    Luciane at HomeBunch.com

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  3. Sometimes I think I#m the only German blogger ....

    Great video! Makes me want to dance!

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  4. I loved it as well - check it out - great minds think alike? ;)

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  5. ha! Love this, thanks Joanna!

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  6. It's part of an advertising campaign to promote a new shopping centre in the East End of London, which in turn is opening to support the London Olympics!

    I love all the clothes and I'm so excited about the Olympics!!!

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  7. Like the video, great idea (though I think it's an ad for a the new Westfield shopping mall that's opening next week(?)) I live in London - that's how we dance round here!

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  8. I enjoyed this! Thank you for the post!

    -meesch
    http://www.aperfectkindofday.com

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  9. love it - very clever, do you know what the video was in aid of?

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  10. My colleagues were behind this video! No one expected it to be such a hit...it's fabulous :)

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  11. What a lovely video. Great concept, great everything. :)

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  12. oh wow, notting hill girl, that is awesome! and so funny that it's for a mall -- i figured it must be an ad for something since it ends with "sept 13, 2011."

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  13. How wonderful! It always amazes me that people find such creative ways to advertise. I love it!

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  14. Love that! How fun! Was I the only one thinking about how many times those people must have had to do that dance to get all of those takes and clothing changes synced??? Haha!

    And I definitely agree -- let's all dress 1930's all the time... so classy. ;)

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  15. Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed it.

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  16. That's so cool =)
    Thanks for sharing!
    xoxo

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  17. Thanks for sharing that!! That was way fun. And I loved the different dance styles that went along with the times. And I agree, wish I could back in time and wear some of those clothes.

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  18. love that video! thanks for sharing!

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  19. Brilliant video! It's hard to pick a favourite, but I *think* it's the forties. Having said that, I loved the thirties and the fifties too, and the nineties made me smile! :)

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  20. That was too much fun! Happy Friday!! P.S. Fashion (dress) giveaway over at my blog, if your interested! xx's

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  21. Seriously, you get your hands on the coolest stuff.

    - Sarah
    http://agirlintransit.blogspot.com/

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  22. I love that video too!

    I just wanted to add a plant tip here, because the comment list on that post is already sooo long and somehow my comments never seem to appear when I add to those :-( not sure why or what I'm doing wrong.

    Plant tip: a really beautiful plant, which is easy to maintain and which doesn't need a lot of TLC or light is the Alocasia. It comes in different varieties and looks a little like a banana tree (which always die on me :-))

    Good luck!

    x E.

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  24. E., sounds great, thank you for the tip! (i think the reason your don't see your comment is bc it's on the second page of comments once the comment list gets long. so even if you don't see it, i will! :) thank you SO much for the advice!!

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  25. wallace, haha, i thought the same thing! matching up all their exact positions must have been insane!!!

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  26. Super creative. How funny is it that a lot of those outfits are totally in style right now? Love it!

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  27. This is so rad! It's funny to get a glimpse of the styles you use to wear...the 40s look so glam, the 90s not so much.

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  28. Whoah this is so fun! Thanks!

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  29. Wow! What an amazing video!!

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  30. wonderful little video! I wish we still dressed like the 30's as well! it's crazy to see how the dance changes too! This must have taken forever but so worth it!

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  31. Carlen12:38 PM

    I leave for Europe next Friday for a two week romp, five days of which will be spent in London. This video made my excitement skyrocket!

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  32. This video has definitely been making the rounds, it's sooo adorable! So fun to see all the fashions we keep changing, but the basics stay the same!
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  33. I saw this video last week and I fell in love! How much fun would it have been to be in this!!! Have a beautiful weekend!

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  34. that is awesome!

    so cool!

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  35. i love that! i always wish i lived in the 20s/30s/40s for the fashion. so beautiful!

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  36. Yay for wonderfully creative advertising... I can watch this again and again- especially for the 1920's- 40's styles. And is it me, or does anyone else feel that the "sex sells" advertising is just lazy and wholly uncreative?

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  37. RAD? THAT WAS TOTALLY AWESOME!! Thanks for sharing!

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    ♥ Shia

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  39. Oh I love this video! Hope you don't mind if I share it on my blog :) Did you notice at the end of the video they were dancing in the Westfield mall in London? I was there last Spring!

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  40. i put this up on my blog about three days ago- it's phenomenal, right?

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  41. LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!!!

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  42. oh my. i really like this. thanks for shareing :)

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  43. Wow! Can I move to London?

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  46. claire-elisa5:58 PM

    great video, makes me want to dance, so I did, with my 3 year old around the kitchen! Great post

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  47. absolutely genius!

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  48. Isn't it a commercial for a department store in UK? I totally thought it was fab!!! xoxo

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  49. woah, good observation, joanna! the choreography really is clever. love it love it.

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  50. Love this!

    And I totally agree. The '30s (and '40s!) are where it's at!

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  52. This is such an awesome video. Thanks for sharing this.

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  53. This is absolutely fantastic and I just wanna keep watching it. The dances are brilliant and so smooth.

    Love, love, love!

    xoxoxo

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  55. We love this video! It's so much fun! We actually didn't notice the disappearing act in the 1940's, just thought it was an oversight. Great catch!

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  56. Anonymous5:32 PM

    what about the 80's? What a shocker? OMG!

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  58. It really is part of an advertising strategy to market a fresh purchasing middle within the East Stop based in london, which experts claim is starting to aid the Greater london Olympics!

    I like all the clothes that i'm therefore excited about the particular Olympics!!!

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